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Anime3w ago · 12 comments

Did Attack on Titan's ending betray everything the show built for 10 years?

Some call it a brave tragedy. Others say it threw a decade of brilliant storytelling into the trash in the final chapters. Where do you land?

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12 comments

  • Kofi3w ago

    Eren basically asking Armin to make him look like a victim is the most realistically human thing any anime villain has ever done.

  • Noah B.3w ago

    People hating the ending are the same people who wanted a clean hero victory in a show literally about the cycle of hatred. Read the room.

  • Marco3w ago

    The 'paths' explanation was the moment the show lost half its audience and we all just nodded along pretending we understood.

  • Morgan L.3w ago

    I will never forgive what they did to Eren's character in the last arc. They flattened a tragic genius into a confused puppy.

  • Quinn _x3w ago

    Ten years of the smartest writing in anime and it ends with 'Eren did it because he loved his friend, also birds.' I'm still not okay.

  • Jamie3w ago

    Mikasa carrying that decision alone is one of the most devastating endings I've ever sat through. Cried for a week.

  • Kofi3w ago

    Genuinely think AoT has the best build-up and the most divisive payoff in anime history. Both things are true at once.

  • Noah3w ago

    Isayama wrote himself into a corner so deep that no ending could've satisfied us. We expected a miracle and got a tragedy.

  • Priya3w ago

    Manga ending and anime ending fans are about to start a second war in these replies and I'm here for it.

  • Quinn B.3w ago

    The first three seasons are a 10/10 masterpiece. The ending dragged the whole thing down to a 7. Painful to type but true.

  • Zara3w ago

    The ending was thematically perfect and you all just wanted Eren to win a fight. The whole point was that there are no winners.

  • Theo M.3w ago

    I rewatched it knowing the ending and it actually hits harder. The foreshadowing was always there, you just didn't want to see it.

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